FIFA, CONCACAF, and Asia criticize Infantino over football leadership
European, Asian, and North American football associations emphasized that the game is not owned by any individual or entity, and that no leader has the right to exploit authority or impose control over it. They affirmed that the future of football is a shared responsibility involving players, fans, clubs, and governing bodies. They also highlighted that the development of the sport has been achieved through collective cooperation between FIFA, continental, and national associations, rather than through individual efforts. Additionally, the associations criticized the way FIFA managed the leadership crisis, calling for an independent and transparent review, and emphasizing that the governance of the game should serve everyone and not be used as a tool for power or ownership.
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